Directory Sites

  • Perl for the Web

    On-line (and print) book by Chris Radcliff about creating fast dynamic Web sites with Perl.

    www.globalspin.com

  • Web Client Programming with Perl

    Full text of the out-of-print book by Clinton Wong.

    www.oreilly.com

  • Mason HQ

    Mason is a Perl-based web programming language. Among other things, it allows Perl to be embedded in HTML.

    www.masonhq.com

  • Maypole

    Perl framework for MVC-oriented web applications, designed to minimize coding requirements for creating simple web interfaces to databases, while remaining flexible enough to support enterprise web applications.

    maypole.perl.org

  • Jifty

    A way to build web applications based on the DRY ("don't repeat yourself") principle.

    jifty.org

  • Catalyst

    "The elegant MVC framework". Designed with flexibility in mind, it lets the user choose among a variety of storage models, templating systems, web servers, and operating systems.

    www.catalystframework.org

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